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Pacha Ibiza launches up to 70% discount on pre-ordered drinks packages

Well-organised clubgoers can bag deals such as €40 for five drinks, or €15 for three bottles of water

Pacha Ibiza has launched a new affordable pre-order option for drinks, with well-organised attendees being given the opportunity to snap up up to a 70% discount packages. 

New for the 2025 season, the White Isle institution has launched discounted add-on drinks packages when guests book tickets online; while prices vary, for some shows punters can get hold of up to 70% off their drinks at the club.

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The packages include a five drinks for €40, discounted from €120, while a package for three bottles of water is around €15 — which would usually set attendees back around €42. 

Reactions to the discounts have been split, with some social media users celebrating the somewhat affordable price of the packages in comparison to most White Isle venues – where a bottle of water tends to cost around €12, while alcoholic drinks can often set clubbers back  €20.

Under a post by Ibiza Explorer on Facebook announcing the new packages, one user wrote: "I’m sure I paid £10 for 1 bottle of water about 15 years ago", while another added: "I hope the other big clubs will follow suit! I highly doubt it, though".

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While on Instagram, commenters under a post from Dwayne Muffin explaining the deals entitled "Ibiza hack" were not as impressed — with user jcam.uk writing: 'We’re at the point where €5 for a bottle of water (purchased online with T&Cs) is not only acceptable, it’s a 'great' deal. I get it’s a good price in comparison to what it was before but they’re pissing on your leg and telling you it’s raining."

While user  man_on_wax added: "So five euros for a bottle of water that costs the Club around €0.14 a bottle, not forgetting its water and a hit country, still scandalous."

Megan Townsend is Mixmag's Deputy Editor, follow her on Twitter

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